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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
The Dress of the Bar.

70 the Editor of the Charleston Sun:
Your editorial OF Saturday recalls the
history Of the dress of the South Carroll
Ia Bar, which submit herewith:
Il 1853 Rule 2lst required: "That
gowns, bands and wigs be the habit of
the gentlemen OF the Bar as usual"
This was in colonial times, and the bar
risters were dressed as the English Bar
are to-day.
After the Revolution bands ands wigs
were discarded, but gowns were retained,
and in 1900 Rule l4th required: "The
habit Of the gentlemen Of the Bar shall
be black gowns and coats, and no gen.
tleman of the Bar shall be heard if other
wise habited."
In 1902 Rule 95th required: "Nor
shall any gentleman of the Bar be al
lowed to take bis seat Cat the Bar table)
unless he be first robed, nor to continue
seated unless he also continues in his
robe. And it shall be the duty Of the
sheriff to attend to the execution Of this
rule"
In 1914 Rule 18th required: "The
habit of the gentlemen of the Bar shall
be black gowns and coats, &C."
Gowns were discarded in 1887 and
Rule Is required: "The habit Of the
gentlemen Of the Bar shall be black
coats, and no gentleman Of the Bar shall
be heard if otherwise habited, and it
shall be the duty of the sheriff to attend
to the execution Of this rule" And
Rule II: 'sThe clerk and sheriff shall
also wear black coats, &c.
II 1924 the rule of the City Court was:
"The dress Of the gentlemen of the Bar,
clerk and city sheriff shall be black coats,
and no gentleman of the Bar snail be
heard if otherwise habited.'
These rules of the Circuit and City
Court could be interpreted that a barris-
ter should wear black coat only, and
that he would not be heard if he had on
any other garment, SO in 1872, in Rule
Is, the critical change was made, as it
now stands: 'sNo member of the Bar will
be heard, unless wearing black coat. "
That fixed the dress. The Bar could
wear other clothing, but the coat must
be black. VETERAN LAWYER.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT,

TH1BoBEAUx, La, November 23.-Our
labor troubles had about ceased when on
Tuesday afternoon the people of this
town were reliably informed that an at
tack would be made upon the town dur
ing the night. To prevent any trouble
e strong guard of deputy sheriffs was
posted at all the approaches. At seven
O'Clock in the morning tGo of the guards,
John. J. German and Henry Malaison,
two Of the most respectable and esteemed
young men Of our town, were shot from
ambush and seriously wounded. Two of
their friends rushed to their assistance,
and while they were attempting to re-
lieve their wounded comrades, theyuere
also fired upon from ambush. luckily
they were not harmed. \ fearful state
Of excitement arose, and the armed
guard of the town rushed to the scene Of
action. They we're again fred upon
from ambush and then returned the fire
by general fusilade, which was kept up
until the rioters were dispersed. Some
six rioters are known to have been killed
and as many more wounded. None Of
the other guards Of the town were in
jured except those above mentioned.
Our people are determined to preserve
the peace. The police and all good citi-
zens are in perfect accord. The above
facts are gained from reliable sources,
(Signed) CLAY KNoB1AcK,
Lieutenant Governor.
TAYLOR BEArrIE, Judge,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
Ti.e Fate Of ex-senator Jones.

\ Chicago Dali News special iloM
Detroit, Mich. s-Ys: IL became known
Ecr t;le t:rst time Yesterday, 70 lev
j,ersuns, tia; * I LIED S.atcs Senator
!ll:,#2::e5 :. Jc&og, = 2:5Si;la, Who has
;vr st.ae u::e;I2i,;as.. reason soiourned
IA Detroit ior tTo y25:s past, Is prac'!-
oaily /. begsa2 uron Tic street, and, but
syr ;;2a cAeiity oi :s:ends, woa!d De With
on: ivod Or shelter. Wien NJ. Homes
came 10 Detroit, be lras very free with
AS money, and gave i4yis!lly to bereVc-
lent p4~P Doses He boarded at the best
hotel uut:i Il lev months ago, when he
vas t,uaI':e 10 "a lis Bills. He then
&;-3j 80 I. cheaper house, and last night
: as r"o-n }c4s locked OF him and ha sl2;,t
CD t;.~ hvor Il. t:.3 Aa;l. He was Or
.ar1e& by a MN whom lie had Defriyl;2i-
&c; il LIS better days, auG was taken &c
! the mans hone. Mc. Jones IS almost 3
menia! wreck. he is pursued with Tie
idea :i;a5 scI2a enemies, whom he never
NAMES, e:e following him, all that lie
will yet down them. u
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
rHr:;.uO;IH SWAMP.

Four-Eole Swamp vas discussed II
length, IN tie shape OF :: b;!i 10 ;icciare
:e1s sai.. :4:.as /; Collision AID i:a3;.cl>$
2cs:5:tiss g:jE.&i9 property, tie LIKES =.
qleetio.is:ce Bridge lake, woods L:.iss,
lGn1s's Lake, ard Milist:t; Lake. The
Oil sou.:s: 10 vest TIC rsg!:: 10 iis:a, tc.,
;a tie waters ii Tia al!eg@C: oT'i3eGs q
!i,v !;.sea A.. 4. 3, i. O'bciea. the E:.tL:2l
.: :.,e ;,1i:. G2&:ic :. a:ao25& app: I3:' i;
,r5 il MS ;,ct,;,*,l ii. tho o=..e: SIDE .aai
i ,,e ieds.3 n ,!ls>:i"n @.I. q: .:..::.,:;;ss,
ii ;ila l>i::, az: pEo.'cG:y .; tic p:.lt;e.
lancI;, t1ccc cuull DC 20 nCc".sl:y -;
passing tie hijl. 4i;teI T. sharp sSir1.:s!
cae 1;il, OF motion oI ar. Rsy&or, Q:
OraI.ekgrS, VS. indefinitely postponed
TEE NAYS AND MEANS.
The WAYS and means committee have
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
The Thibodeaux Trouble.

New ORLEANS, November 23.-The
Thibodeaux white picket guard was fred
upon this morning, and two men were
wounded. An attack was Immediately
made on the negroes, and ten or twelve
OF them were killed. The rest of the
negroes fed to the woods. All is quiet
now, and the Eborers are at work on all
the plantations.
There is no excitement outside of the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30

rot yet commenced the work OF prepar-
! ing the appropriation and supply bills.
The following estimates OF the Comp
trolier General OF the supplies required
for tie current year viii be OF interest
10 the public:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30

J. Z. PHYsIoc's Merchant Tailor Es-
.ablisilment, Columbia, S. c., is in full
blast. Only 3 look viii convince any
one. Ill tEat want /. irst-class fitting
suit Try him. y full line OF the best
goods on hand.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30

A landed aris;ocracy is well founded.
Adam, the first gentleman Of his time, was
made Of dit He was q finished gentleman,
md the finest thing it the world until i
woman was made, and he had to furnish
the material for that creation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
THE AGRICJI.TUsAI, COLLEGE

Hon. T. 3. Murray has Introduced il tie
Senate I, iii; 70 organize toe State :Ag:!-
cultural Co'lrge, and 70 GeyolY2 thc
t;ct:a8 ii tie present Department oE
Agriculture unon the trustees 81 snols
College.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
NO. IA.

'the rcsul. of the deliberations Of this con-
ference will tend to harmonic the prac-
tice, now clearly defective, under the pres
ent regulations, in cases Of extradition of
! fugitiVes from Justice.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
CONCLUSION.

The Governor concludes with brief re-
view Of the States present condition and
says:
1T is at such a time you meet, and with
interests such as these you have to deal,
and the vital Importance of fostering and
stimulating the throbbing impulse now per-
nleating every avenue of business must i'm
press your minds with the grave response
bility resting upon you. That you will
prove equal to 50 sacred a trust and faith
ful guardians of the public welfare, con-
fdentiy believe, ard upon your delibera-
tons ustfully invoke the blessed guidance
of Him in whose hands are the destinies Of
nations"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
TIE STATE UNIVERSITY.

The Trustees Of the University have
formulated II 4 h;il tiieir plan 70 raise
the :.anGar:! Of the South Carpilu,s Col
legc, to reorganizo It's several DEPART
meats, aud II increase is efficiency.
! The bill hes already been introduced.
The Trustees ale also seeking to
mature scheme to procare {. farm OF
one hundred acres in CT near Columbia,
: 10 he under tne management Q; the
Agricul .uY&l Department 6 tie insti!u
tiOn
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-30
TIE LIEN LAW

Tie b;l! to repea! the Len Law caused
soGna discussion, bat was ultimately
killed hy vote OF 81 10 SO. It is thopglt
tsEat this IS not test vote upon thc MAIN
question, as tbs bill vas by many n "a
berS thought lluca too sTeepiLg. Qne
result OF rs passsge woai{; have been to
deStroy the lien row SLOWED to land
lords for rent. The matter may come
MP at another strage Of the present ses-
sicD.
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The militia of the State shows progress
Se.cr.i HeH: companies having been o:yaii-
;,:v,i;. 'ne support Of Tie militia IS u*gcd
=, ci Importance 10 The 9&ace md Gig4.ty-
OF :Ic safe.
The mater Of aid to disabled CoGf&,;-
er:;;a >@:.3:rGs is commented as demanding
TIC special consideration of the GeacE;.i
:>-t;uD;E.
In" operations OF The STAKE Agricultural
al; :ic2!Ian.@;l Society are reviewed ant!
;Il@ I."--;S,;.:;.re IS urged to renew and con-
tir!Ie Tic appropriation OF $500 to thi:
o:@:.:.izai'oa
The various appropriations ior the cou:-
,le.oa ol TIC Stat" House have amounted
70 :;2!i ,GGG. OF this st;m, in the two PIC
"c';:.!.r years. here "aS expended $50,
:iG -: AID up 10 ist November ii.:5
fear ;sij:j, 3G: leaving due on v;t.'i'sus
;.@c"G:sts $i2 G1+...;i; leaving unexpenaca
SlJ.'j2 .03 III; completion Of the III
g:@ycmtuts Necessary sill cost about $io0:
eco. and the Governor "conmcnds the .:
e;onri,.i.pn oi TINT SUM.
liz, ancci,l.ufy as 40 tic term Of clltc,;
s.: Frs! ,jii-isc>, ;tG;! tie decision ;:.s;i2t :
..!g y.:,G jurisdiction III cases of peiif lar,
1~rv .gu brought 10 the attention Of III
;f:.bu:. ',.,sc:nJiy
G'.e D!sickwo0t case is reviewed, and
sle .:@;s presented for the consideration Ct
lht lawmakers.
Tic Interstate Extr:dition Conference
is properly mentioned, with the hope that
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II should not n lor-Gftan that tie return OF
Fl sly Fet.,er VA. D-iE- with II the demand for
IL re-hrI.-c u tie r-,-0ye, o. The O5zrltleD OF
some efficient siSr-e..-e for it. The horrible
wjrGi-s5 %. Ia |ilt.r seemed. at the time. 20
m1.>e an iL4PFe-si IA Oh tie minis both OF The
managers oi The railway companies ana 81 the
general pubic ".-icu 4, woI.i Je hard - e~3c.
AreIiy, however, tn memory OF those tlisrr.
Incidents has grows. din, and lie tIia.s q; na,,
devices, which were begun with 50 much vieor
have apparently ceased altogether This may ba
accounted for on the ground that experlnaars
W n heating apparatus cannot be cOnuur4rt 10
The beat alTdn- az Il WARM weather. An excuse
which was good enough tor n" temperature ar five
Or SIX seeiS ago can no longer De accented as
siiAcleEt. however. now that the Thermometer
de, not get above the seventies in the hottest
part Of the Dag n the latitude OF New York. and
;.e mornings aad evening, even 50 far s0ufI as
" washington are po-tti.c.y chilly. b ali means
lc- Tic sOod work De resumed without DELAY eo
tfsi tie newly Q.igpei cars can be run out ofthe
s"tp5 oy The tii.e a really cold temperature bt.
couses permanent.
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New SrocK Or ConroErs
We have placed on sale our Fall Stock of Com
forts, which we consider excellent values.
1000 SINGLE-BED COMFORTS
soc. EACH.
1000 DOUBLE-BED COMFORTS
75c. EACH:
Good Print Comforts, we'll filled, strongly
sewed size, 7OxSO inches.
81 EACH.
500 LANDSCAPE PRINT COMFORTS.
Size, 1OxSO-incll. Red Lining,
SL2J EACH
500 BEST-pRINT COMFORTS
Excellent Filling, Oiled-Red Lining, Fancy
Quilting, bargain.
51.5O EACH.
500 CARDED-COTTON COMFORTS;
Large size and heavy quality
S1.75 EACH
500 TURKEY-RED COMFORTS:
Best Filling, Fancy Quilted.
SI.75 EACH.
Large and varied stock Of Cretonne Sateec,
and Satin Comforts.
The best bargain in the stock is probably the
Extra Sized, Extra Heavy Sateen Comfort, at So
One side plain and the other figured This COM
Tort is usually sold at 81. and the lowest price
ever reached on 1t WAS $3.50, which named
al the close of last season. This season. by pur-
Chasing largely. we enabled to quote it at SO.
1t will constitute OF our "Fal Drives"
The Blanket Stock s.aso ready.
Second floor.)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and SITS. NV.
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MEDICAL CONGRESS.
AN INVITATION.

We HEREBY EXTEND A RESPECTFUL
AND CORDIAL INVITATION TO THE GEN.
TI.EMEN ATTENDING THE MEDICAL. con.
GRESS TO VISIT OUR HOUSE WHILE IN
The CITY. THEY WILL BE RECEIVED
WITH THE COURTESY AND RESPECT DUE
T0ISyITED GUESTS AND TO MEMBERS
OF THE NOBLE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE.
THEY WILL BE SHOWN THROUGH OUR
IMMENSE ESTABLISHMENT; ITS Won
DERFUL AND TRULY AMERICAN WORK
ING SYSTEM WILL BE THOROUGHLY EX-
planned TO THEM, AND THEIR VISIT
WILL NOT-DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY
DELICATE THEM TO SPEND ONE CENTIN
OUR ESTABLISHMENT: BUT WE HAVE A
PARDoNABLE PRIDE IN WISHING THAT
THE CULTURED MINDS OF OTHER CoUN.
TRIES AND OTHERz CITIES IN OUR OWN
COUNTRY SHOULD SEE FOR THEMSELVES
AND CARRY wIIH.THEM TO THEIR DIS.
TANT HOMES AN INTELLIGENT IDEA OF
AMERICAS REPRESENTATIVE GENTLE
MEMS QUITTING ESTABLISHMENT,
WHERE EVERYTHING 4 GENTLEMAN MAY
NEED IN THE MATTER OF RAIMENT CAN
BE FOUND UNDER ONE ROOF, INCLUDING
CLOTHING. HATS, BOOTS, SHOEs, UNDER
WEAR AND GENERAL FURNISHINGS OF
THE FINEST GRADES TO BE FOUND ON
THE MARKETS OF THE WORLD, AND AT
PRICES THAT CAN ONLY BE NAMED BY
GREAT DISTRIBUTING CENTER SUCH AS
OURS.
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Muzz1r THr ''Cocks..

CHOKE EN- OFF
Is the common sense reading Of the recent order Of
"sraye and reverend" Commissioners.
II the cocks not permitted to crow within the
sacred confines OF the District there men to
found who viii assume the special prerosatves Of the
cocks" and
CROW Justify,
Particularly when brilliant victory has been
achieved.
PASSING RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT
In all that pertains to the artistic clothing Of the outer
man. We know that the wearing Of stylish clothing
docs not make the but also know that Il makes
wonderful difference in his appearance and that no
man feels at ease is entirely himself, unless lie is
properly dressed: therefore it is that we endeavor
always to give gentleman a perfect ft whether he
buys suit at $3.50 one at $:,5 The rule is
observed all along tie line
Our Boys Suits comprise Coats, Vests, and Long
Pants; ages, IL to Is years The prices range from
s1.96 TO s1225 SUIT.
Childrens Suits fitting Goats and Short Pants
ages, 4 to II years. Prices from
So TO s9.25.
Az to quality, style, and excellent workmanship we
invite comparison, and as to price
WE CHALLENGE AND DEFY COMPETITION.
Therefore it is not necessary to further explain
Why ALL THE PEOPLE are afflicted with ADLER
ON THE BRAIN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH COLLEGIATE
education; sreaking two ianEuases has travelled
References given E E. Star once '''H' '"s sat.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER ON A
doSif f OF goa daS q TO wait IN
PARkHAM. 40 O-st alley NV. IT.
WANTED by TWO SISTERS, SITUATIONS IN
w respectable family No cards. Please call at
619 list Ct, between i and G g W, II.
MANIFESTATIONS BY WHITE GIRL To TO
house work to nurse Please IL or addregs N
1879 Boundary ST. between 18Th an8 I4th SITS ne IL.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
Nv woman, situation Coos or cIianbermaii aid
1896 H 81. NV IT.
WANTED - SITUATIONS = FIRST-CLASS
w white Cook. without washing; German Chang
berlnald experienced white Nurse, professional Cook
DOEE co. IT.
WANTED-B BY AN INTELLIGENT LADY - A
W position as Nousef eeper or ConpanonL Would
Office. N sep5.:;t ia
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w Situation as nurse, chambermaid or house girl
Inquire at 81 ST. he. 1t
WANTED--AT. HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
W for Cooks, Chambernlaids, Waitress. Laundress
and Nurses, seamstress Men Waiters, Cooks Coach
men sa Buffers ~. and Wallets CooABs BURGESS.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY MIDDLE-AGED
w business man, as outdoor worker tor irstclass
rea estate TO Ss sa furnish horse and
ESTATE Star Office u pf'pef'' I''i''e' s IT..
WASTED;,YouR ORDERS FOR COOKS, NURSES,
~. nalds. Honsekeepers Ladies' Nurses. White and
country soSa .sa st n e1s'ss
WANTED - IF YOU WANT 4 COOK, MAID,
solutions dairy or iaborer call at SATioSAi
LABOR BUREAU. 6l3 7thst. NV. au30-6ts
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Court &c Net'..eS4lh -e-rns u nave some a,ee
culties IL tc way OF getting confirmation or his
erah1 Chiecis coa1es>tOEs. 1t appears that his
cpa;r'c, l. Lo5 Ts.'1 uAt.l s.l-et r. t!, Chime,
E,hisier L-rr an ta2t the Isjter Do, nor r,-,-
p1se 70 give II bis s.r ltura un ..ha Is fully SAT
isred Q: TIE ,ynd.c1te's solveney and the eharac
tef vi the Ken composing IT,
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200 ST.

200 SHrrrs.
H.. y4,ros. feqUot Boston and other makes
ne no aHkEIS 2zxeN yds. New York and Utica
=" 10 u t.,- - le-i!y for Use. 19c. each.
lSc. each. ' - -/-A'' Aii'
l";o1o yds- Toe. CURTAIN MADRAS at &c. a yd
a -Ai me ~ Waite and Colored Embroidered FIan-
PALAIS ROYAL
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Z LAID Woo1Es Goops.
We have inst placed on sale an elegant line of
Scotch Plaid Dress Goods in q very attractive
variety of dark, rich colorings.
4O-kNCH, 81 PER YARD
50-INCH, 81, 20 PER YARD.
We also offer
TWO LOTS
52-INCH SILK AND WOOL CHECKS
T5c AND $50 PER YARD
Both OF the above lines very popular just
now for Skirts to be Worn with Jerseys.
(Main entrance.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sts NV.
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THE NEwrsr AND BEST TH1ses
IN FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
CAN BE SEEN AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
sFATON PERRY


Successor to PERRY & BRorusa,,
NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS, SCOTCH CHEvIOTS
AND FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS
NEW SCOI Oh PIAIDS AND HAIR LINE STRIPES,
LUpINS CELEBRATED CASHMEkES. CHUDDAS
AND CAME1S HAIRS
LATEST NOVELTIES IN PARIS COMBINATION
SUITS. RANGING FROM IS TO S:35.
SUPERB ASSORT MENT OF LYONS BENGALINES,
IA1ILE TKANCAISE, SATIN DUCHESSE.
RHADAMES AND GROS GRAIN SILKS IN
BLACK AND ALL COLORS, RANGING FROM
T:JC. TO 50 80 PER YARD
LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, FROM 90 TO 90
INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK AND THE NEWEST
FALL COLOES, RANGING FROM 81 TO I8 PER
YARD.
NEW PLAIN PLAID AND STRIPED GERMAN
TRIMMING PELYETS.
WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALITY.
The BEST MAKES OF MEDIUM AND HEAVY-
WEIGHT MEKINO UNDERWEAR ALL STYI ES
AND SIZES AND AT LOWEST PRICES
ALI-ANT1Q Z MADRAS AND NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS, AT PRIME COST, TO CLOSE THEN
GREAT BARGAINS" IN FALL AND WINTER
JACKETS AND WRAPS AT SO, 81, SO, TO 6i2
MANYuF THESE GARMENTS ARE MARKED AT
ss- PLAIN TlGUREs AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
1ennsylvanis ave-. cor. 9th at.
Established 1910. seS
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T II z B E S T

Limited space will not permit us to give our full list
so We VIII only pick out the extensive CHOICE LOTS
Here they are:
o-bntton Embroidered back Kid Gloves, in black
and all street shades, Csc. And We have good
reasons TO believe that the duplicate of this glove
cannot be bought for less than Dollar
''-but'on Embroidered UnlIressed Gloves 5sc We're
these figures reversed. they would still be bargain
The world-renownei "Ialais Royal" and Elite Kid
Gloves are sold at the following prices:
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

tSot kEN1-l2O3 4rR ST. NEAR \ w. 10
II fooas. BATH ana cellar: al l.; newly DGIerra
anu nteSi. and IA thorough reraie, $50. 1855 X,
: -. n. W .sepS-.N
EoR KENT-AVERY NICE COTTAGE DWELLING.
= oy 10th instant 62S Iuth Il. -, a. els gcr
laohti': al lsByeniences: house IA rSf-Class order
a. Very healthy locality. Inquire the house. or
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ARE THE BEST.

TACT too well known to he repeated to the residents
OF this city For the benefit OF our visitors then, We
say the pALAIo ROYAL GLOVES arc
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-THREE ROOMS, UNFURNISHED OR
w part furnished, by small family; one Child din
fant Please address. with particulars. L. Z. NJ Star
Office. ~.
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WANTED-LOTS.

NTED-IMMEDIATELY-A LOT WITH 4
w small house on it; will pay 800 cash.
IHOS q. HENSEY,
se3-1w 1O06 ST. L. W.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. CLAY,
l. WONDERFULLY Gifted Clairvoyant and Astrologer
Ell: recovers lost or stolen property causes speedy
business: removes all family troubles Satisiaction
Guaranteed All business confidential. Fee Soc Hours
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WANTEp--TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS IN
w private family gentleman and wife; permanent
y pleased; references exchanged. Address Is, Star
-.
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" ESC0rr 4 WILCOX.
40, PennsN Mania ave. ne.
HOE RENT-

INoR EENr-i52l COkCORAN Sl.-NEM TIOI- 81
i rooms and haih .douos paTlurs. dulug room and
kitchen FIRST floor CHERRY nIHHri- with 4 z mir
fine glass chandeliers AZ 500 Ter mouth to de-
s3r&tle PARTY talA rom . 10 . l. IA. -, II.
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JOHNSON x LUTTRELL,
113 Market Space.
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1,OR kENT-bN Filing. 1890 10TH ST NV
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Il men, nicely furnished Rooms by the day, week or
month for the month OF september; gas. bath and at
tendance at reasonable rates s1Nt
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BY X. q. HOFFMAN.
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{<'oA AtNI-bl II q. HOFFMAN
\ FURNISHED.
n near Conn 500 Conn. mr. Dupont cs Loo
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18th K jefferson pl 300
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furnished Parlors, suitable Tor professional gentle
man; also two Attic Rooms. Reasonable reliable
parties without children s.s-Hs
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WANTED - SITUATIONS A FIRST-CLA ASS
~ white COOK. without washing; German Cham
bernald, experienced white Nurse professional Cook
and colored Boy Tor driving. TT ii st. n.wr Dun
DOEE co. ~.